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Plans are tentatively for the first concert In The Park to be Thursday, June 4th at 7 pm. This is contingent on the approval of the Park Board. Of course we will ask concert goers to maintain “social distancing” which the band will also be doing!

Jackson Muny Band is helping to sponsor this FREE Concert! Come join us for a great Sunday afternoon in the Jackson City park!

Thanks everyone for all your support throughout the concert season! We are looking forward to celebrating the 100th year of the Jackson Muny Band in 2020! Stay tuned for announcements and updates! Have a great fall and winter, see you next summer at the Band Shell!

We are all ready for the Homecomers Concert! Come join us!

Ready to begin the 2019 Concert season! Perfect weather for an early morning concert!

Counting down this week to the Sunday, September 30th, Well Hungarians Concert at the Jackson City Park 2-5 pm. It’s FREE!

Only 14 days until the Johnny Holzum Band, The Well Hungarians will be at the Jackson Band Shell!

It’s a great evening for a band concert and special guest Doug E Rees! Come on out to the Band Shell! 2nd to last concert for the season tonight!!

We had some special guests at tonight’s concert! These folks are daughter Ruth and great-grandchildren of one of the founding members of the Jackson Municipal Band, Paul Bruening who played with the band for 60 plus years! Great to have you at the concert!

We will be back in the park tonight! Another great evening of music at the Band Shell! Yes it will be warm, but Simply Swirled will be joining us too!

Tonight’s our weekly concert! Sure to be a warm one. Bring a chair or blanket and join us!

Our calendar of events for the season is up to date on our website at http://www.jacksonmunicipalband.org/Events.aspx! Sorry for the delay, everyone; thanks for your patience! Check out the image for the quick skinny on this summer's musical guest line up. See you at the Shell!

Thursday night, June 7th will be the first concert of the summer at the Band Shell. Come out and join us at 7:00 p.m. Special guests Trevor Finlay and Jen Friend will open the concert with about 30 minutes of music and then turn it over to the Muny Band to play. God of Our Fathers, Man of LaMancha, On a Hymnsong, Washington Post March, The Big Cage March and many more for you to enjoy! Bring your lawn chairs or a blanket and spend the evening in the park with us! The Band Shell is located off Route D/Independence Street in Jackson.

Merry Christmas from the Jackson Muny Band! Enjoy your holidays and remember, only 6 months until concerts start again!

We will do our best to get these guys back again next year! Great afternoon, great music, love the Well Hungarians and Johnny Holzum!!!

Special thanks to the Jackson Fire Department for being at the concert this afternoon! Appreciate you entertaining the kids and being here in case you were needed!

This weeks featured member is Steve Meier. Steve is a trombone player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this will be his 50th year playing with us. He plays in the band because he has a passion for music and being in a group that feels the same way. As far as his musical history goes he was in the Golden Eagles during his time at Southeast Missouri State University and he used to be a band director. Steve is currently a Christmas tree farmer after his time as a postmaster, but in his spare time he loves to woodwork and reenact historical events. He is very proud of how the band has developed over the many years that he has been a part of our band.

Tonight's concert is a real treat! Come join us for Mark Rees at 7! The Muny band's selections will include: Light of My Soul (a hymn fantasy based on the church hymn Beautiful Savior) by David Gillingham, Nearer My God To Thee by Lowell Mason arranged by Thomas Trimborn; Highlights from Beauty And The Beast by Alan Menken arranged by John Moss; Diamond Jim March by Everett Maxwell; Music from How To Train Your Dragon by John Powell arranged by Sean O'Loughlin; Pirates Of The Caribbean by Klaus Badelt arranged by Ted Ricketts; Beer Barrel Polka by Lew Brown! Great music, remember this is the last band concert of the year, where did the summer go?

This weeks featured member is Steven Sebaugh. Steven is a trumpet player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this will be his 35th year playing with us. He plays in the band to satisfy his passion for the trumpet because he feels that he could never achieve his goal of becoming a professional trumpet player. As far as his musical history goes he has had 6 years of experience from the Jackson School's Band Program, and whilst he was there he was in every band group that he could be in. Steven is currently a Quality Manager at Buzzi Unicem USA, but in his spare time he loves to play, collect, and restore vintage trumpets, and he is also into antiques and old cars.

Getting ready for the jackson Homecomers concert in just a few minutes! Come join us in front of the Courthouse for an hour long concert

This weeks featured member is Brian Martin. Brian is a trumpet player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this will be his 3rd year playing with us. He is in the Municipal Band because it allows him to fulfill his passion of playing music with his trumpet. As far as his musical history goes he has had 6 years of experience from the Jackson School's Band Program, and whilst he was there he was in every band group that he could be in. Brian has also had experience from his time at Southeast Missouri State University, where he was practically in every band group there as well. In his spare time he loves to compose music.

Yes, it will be warm in the park tonight, but great music and a cool treat to enjoy also! Barefoot on Sunday are the special guests, they take the stage at 7! Muny Band will be playing at 7:30! Fortress Variations by Tim Waters, Morning has Broken, Mancini, Sousa's Black Horse Troop and more! Come join us!

This weeks featured member is Kate Sebaugh. Kate is an alto saxophone player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this is her 5th year playing with us. She plays in the band today because she enjoys the challenging music and being around her friends. As far as her musical history goes she has 6 years of experience from the Jackson School's Band Program, made All Districts every year that she could, and even made call backs for All State. Kate is currently a student at Southeast Missouri State University, but in her free time she loves to do stained glass and spend time with her boyfriend.

This weeks featured member is Tom Broussard. Tom is a tuba player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this is his 20th year playing with us. He plays in the band today because he enjoys being in a group that has great unity with what it strives to do. As far as his musical history goes he has earned both his Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Music Education from Southeast Missouri State University. Tom is currently a Director of Band for the Jackson R-2 School District, but in his free time he loves to spend time with his wife and children.

This weeks featured member is Michael Smith. Michael is a Bari Sax player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this is his 2nd year playing with us. He is in the Municipal Band because it allows him to improve upon his musical talent and is a great way to keep busy during the summer. As far as his musical history goes he has had 6 years of experience from the Jackson School's Band Program. Michael is currently still a student, but in his spare time he loves to mess around with his guitar/bass and play video games.

Great line up of music for tonight's concert! Special guests Jen Friend and Trevor Finley start us off at 7, then the Muny Band takes over the stage. Great music to get you ready for the 4th! Sweet Land of Liberty, a patriotic salute, Westside Story tunes, Eagles on Tour, Robin Hood soundtrack and more!!

This weeks featured member is Paul Fliege. Paul is a saxophone player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this is his 17th year playing with us. He plays in the band today because someone had suggested that he try it, and after doing so he found out that he really enjoyed the experience. As far as his musical history goes he has been in the Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Band at Culver-Stockton College. He has also had experience from being in the Jerry Ford Orchestra and the Paducah Symphony. Paul is currently a band teacher for the Jackson R-2 School District, but in his spare time he loves to eat, sleep, and run.

Looking forward to tonight's concert! Weather permitting we will see you in the park tonight at 7:00! Special guest Kimberley Dahme will start out the evening, the band will continue at 7:30. The band has several great selections for you tonight! Tennessee Salute with some great country music hits, Amazing Grace and a Sousa March "King Cotton" are among the music to enjoy! We will let you know here on Facebook if we have to cancel !

This weeks featured member is Mark Goodwin. Mark is a trombone player in the Jackson Municipal Band and this is his 23rd year playing with us. He plays in the band because he enjoys its challenging aspects and he loves to spend time with his wife who is a flute player in our band. As far as his musical history goes he has had one year of experience being a music major at Southeast Missouri State University, one year from the University of Memphis, played in the Cape Central Stage Band, has been in the Jack Trapp Orchestra, and was in a band when he was in Ste. Genevieve. He also played in a pickup band for Brenda Lee, Bob Hope, and Kenny Rogers. Mark is currently a retired biology teacher, so in his free time he likes to hunt, fish, train his bird dogs, read, spend time with his family, sing in the choir at New McKendree and play in their bell choir as well.

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